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Show EXAMINER: OGDEN, IHi: Jionxucu has its own tempts-ilopitfall await It. To understand what Queen Victoria did lor England we must iry to imagine what the results would have hoc a had the long span of her reign l n filled by a succession of royul jouug into, with all the weaknesses Tl'ESDAY UTAH, MODNING, DECEMBER 1903. 5, form of high prices for Iron and steel to pay unresaoiuble dividends upon a swollen and largely bogus capital Involved in iron and uieel manufacture. There is the same fooling with respect to other branches of manufacture and trade. The country will not be aati tied until the Republican party shall have redeemed lu pledge to go over the schedules with a careful scrunity and to eliminate or modify ths schedule under which a few men are growing so enormously rich at the general cost of the country. tl.ree to Inform the president that the house waa prepared for business. The speaker appointed Messrs. McCleary, RETIRING FROM BUSINESS on ACCOUNT Minn.; Linauer, N. Y., and Williams, OF hEALT as the committed Miiiij.pi, A resolution adopting h aamo rules as prevailed in the last congress Published Ewy Day in the g offered by Mr. DeliieU, brought on the Year by Tha Standard Publish-inson. eldest his by first debate which was short but proCa. voked considerable laughter. The li'.tle northern kingdom baa InRATES. SUBSCRIPTION Mr, Williams Ollu.) nought recognifull and valiant sbare if young men Intensified by opporits deed played Delivered by Carrier ia tion for an amendment nuking the and by power. The whole standof tunity and story iho Europe, in puli.ieal rules applicable fur only thirty days. OjJen Oiy. including it is mill playing its share, although ard of English social and public life Tide wa not permitted, but Mr. WilSunday Alontfug i a cia would have been lowered. Tbe c fi.rt m in at, per nwnih . liam In a criticism of the rules callin a different way. Denmark waa one Slug! copies ing them manacles and appealing to the dangerous rival of England in the would have become a center from the minority of the majority" to vote close which unwholesome and Irresponsible, aupivmacy of tbe European seas, and stock of Y MAIL IN ADVANCE. against their adoption. Ha remarked if not positively evil. Influences wuuid from the be by Mut her may gauged is Examiner power Tha BANCROFTS RETIREMENT. there was a great difference of opinmail outclJe ot Ogden. merion gaining ground among Republicans fact that she was able to wage war have gone forth to saturate the life .ffi.OT per year The pereisteat rumor that V. H. a evidenced by the LaFohtte idee, the saute lime with Sweden, Eng- of the whole nation. Such a monarch at reduced in At leait quarterly, prices. l.bfV land. Russia and Prussia. Although waa (.Tier lea II, under whose weak Bancroft la to i elite as head of the the Cummings idee, the New (Mas.) 8UC Free Material idea and all sane of s and reign tbe moral lifi Oregon Short Uu Is so contrary to be." of a she waned from petition In Ideas Republican blown by evert fearless AND power after the uurrcudtr of h r of the Eugllah court, and to a large what might be expected that this pa-- 1 breeze from the eat and west, all a became extent of the comn to revision of tariff ached- English people, entire fleet to Nelson and tho per does nut believe U is founded on looking ulea. an an abomination. and Swebiasing Into are fact. of There surrender number of reasons Norwuy pulsory Tha Examiner is I strictly U was explained briefly by Mr. Dab For more than half a century Queen for believing that Mr. Bancroft will xell den, her Influence has continued lu that ths rules offered for adopdependent newspaper. It glees all tides an equal show. another and in n less aggressive way . Victoria held the fort of royal and continue In the active service of llr. tion had prevailed substantially since Ths Examiner has no favorHarriman. It 1 know that no man the Fifty First congress. On hla moStripped of all her possessions except courtly purity. She made virtue ites, and no enemies to punish. tion for ths previous question Mr. Wilso Not vice and i held in higher esteem by E. H. Harunpopular. the Islands and Jutland, she has It will give tne news nnWnaed liams secured n roll call. The vote natural from much from as the policy riman weakH. W. than la fact tbs was 2M for and 123 against ordering Bancroft, and unprejudiced. plucked greatness front her very Music, rw at bo will held she Instinct of a pure women, Communications ness. She ha succeeded not only In present bead of the Oregon Bbort Lius the previous question. The rules were reived on all subjects presented arma-leogt- h end In frankly expressed Is looked upon by that gentlemaa as then adopted on n viva voce vote. checking her downward progress, but from in reaper' fu! language It was ordered that tbe dally session abhorrence that was taint- one of the great railroads managers of everything little In the upon true tbe kingdom rebuildlrg Luon Individual.', nut should begin at noon. The minority mere with with or the ed full. suspicin evil, the country. His remarkable reoord m floor employes were authorised, and namn must be published s lasting basis of foreign amity and A1 It tiers and rommuuicaUoue of domestic liberty. Other countries ion of evil, and he kept her court the lulermountaln country is tbe sub- copies of the rule ordered printed. or Sigurd by uom do plumes, On Mr. Tawney'a motion the drawSpain for example have gone down-bi- ll swept end clean of ell those question- ject of commant among the railroad assumed names, will k thrown for seats was begun. It was preing Influences able are that ready always ims revon-ewith an magnates of every big road. Hs ia not after great la the waste basket. The brave viously arranged, after some discus-shoulasbrilliance. social only a successful operator of a big pna never hides behindashan tbr petus thul no hand was strong enough to gravitate toward a be made the first aisle from Don't sumed name. to reverse, but the national Influence, Mankind, whether under a monarchy system, but hs has tact and keen appre- the center on tbe Democratic aide inEditor to he responsible for center aisle, this being the political and social freudum now or under a republic. Is still swayed ciation of human nature, and, in n dip- stead of the what yon are ashamed ot more by example than by precept, and lomatic way, has few equals. He, necessary to arrominudaie tha larcer of Denmark the by people enjoyed proportion of Republican members. Subscribers will confer rank high amongst all European coun- it la well for humanity that the ideal therefore, combines those qualities so Ths new arrangement gives majority office this ,ol mors a apdomestic life speaks with favor by Informing essential to the successful control of party the first sectiou ot seat neartries. failure to receive The Examiner and effectlvs force than elo- a railroad like the Oregon Short Line, est the center aisle on the minority pealing muxt In be no All attributed this before thotr breakfast side, also the last section of II seats, small measure to the wisdom aud to quence, or intellect, or statecraft. These namely, practical experience, firm known as the Cherokee atrip'' on the venernot we do bo can we but admire, The Morning Examiner command, resourcefulness and diplo- minority side. jths virtue of her King. Christian IX. things la everywhere an macy. If he Is to leave hla found on sale by Ibi Independwho, by giving his son to the Nor- ate them. There Ex8peaker Kiefer, Ohio and Reprepresent poent News Ca, Balt Lake City. It 1 an honorable sition, he, no doubt, goes to and innate sentatives feeling, Pennsylvania, Bingham, reha In n measure a wegian throne, accept On all through trains leaving Ctil feeling, that all's right with the man higher station. It la said that at ons father of the house; Payne, New York, countwo destinies of united the the on Ogden Republican floor leader and Williams, woman who la Intrenched time he refused the or with the Tha Southern Pacific Ballof flexible all most tries by tha management but enduring Mississippi, Democrat floor leader, famthe Harriman lines with headquarters were permitted to choose their seats of ties, has now occupied the throne within the united and harmonious Pacific Railway Union I The since 18C3, and Ms family, dispersed ily life, and when such example, by In the East, declining the offer because before the drawing. The members and the fortune of birth or otherwise, oc- he preferred to ntaka his home In ths then retired to the rear of the hall, a RailLine throughout tbs countries of Europe, Tha Oregon Short page blindfolded and drew numbered the type that West. , way. probably combines, within Itself, more cupy great positions, marbles from a box. Each number which into mold confer will becomes a Baa ulnar patrons than any other family tbejr sot corisponded to the name of a mempower political n favor on ths msnugement by ths vast life of the nation Inaenaibly ber. The number first called was 16, If terror in loses Its the domestic world, rolllical Bodily and pain you've exBarholdt (Misreporting to this office whenever aud set an Victoria Itoelf. Queen Representative flu Oil Dr. a Thomas' bottle Eclectric of virtue Is, therefore, still a factor In they fall to find the papors st came forward and selected his souri) womanIn cases Instaut in relief house. ot nation the her to good ths royal government of Europe. With- ample the dMlgnsied places. of burns, cuts, sprains, accidents of any seat. Mr. Tawney, the Republican out the support of armies or of navies, hood aud of good motherhood, and sort. "whip" drew the next opportunity for no mental gifts imaginable are there selection. Representative Fitzgerald, the royal house of Denmark exercises New York, was ths first Democratic In the abence of such power of that, mure a that far widespread sovereignty member to draw a selection. Mr. Buck-macould have made of her a Congress Is in session, Writers example, nations might well envy. powerful Minnesota drew the last seat. ths rets regulation fight! Queen. greater are announced tbe Cannon Christian won of Denmark has King Speaker e s polntment of the committees on rules for himself tho reputation of pos8IDE- TARIFF LEGISLATION Well, Roosevelt might hnvo let np on end mileage as follows; Rules Tha TRACKED. sessing many kingly virtues, and ha football after Thanksgiving, anyhow. speaker, Dalsell, Pennsylvania; Groe-venohas kept them unstained by kingly Ohio; Williams, Miseiasipll; s The determination of President vices. Not only has h gov erred bis Dearmond, Missouri. Mileage Reedto will barn have Cu ss somebody num4. Dec. A Washington, large er, Kansas: Flack, New York; Wh&p own people as a man amongst men, Roosevelt In the matter of railroad wood noon. will ber of bills and Joint resolutions were tlon, Illinois; Lewis, Georgia; Wood, WJ1 do well to cbQ on Foster & Hobson when in doing 11 duties In a manly way, but legislation la illustrated by hie introduced In the bouse todey. They Missouri. sidetrack other matters upto lugnes norm In he hns inculcated the members of Tha scarcity of coni does not need of any painting; or papering. Resolutions lamenting the death of known to be fix- cover n large ariety of subjects, In- Senator Platt of Connecticut and Rep-r- e to htvo affected the hot sir supply, his own family thi truest spirit of on which hla mind Is amative B. F. Marsh, Illinois, were s s s s ethlral democracy. Ills family ia a ed. The President has been an earnest cluding Philippine, tariff, statehood, pensions, regulation of the hours of adopted. As a further mark of respect Notwithstanding ths absence of large one, hut no scandal has ever advocate of tariff revision. While to ths deceased the house adjourned All Orders Seceire Prompt Attentioa to it, no foolish aser-(lo- protectionist of tbe soundest type, he employment In tho executive depart-ment- at 3:35 o'clock. flowers, many lamquets were thrown been attschi-of merchant marine, Increase la congress. of divine right, no Inflated pro- nevertheless understands that our tars s s s fessions of a more than human win iff arrangements are far abort of per- salaries of vice president and members Phone Bell 673 Y . Independent 231 How different will bo ths tons uf doiu. llo 1st of of tbe cabinet, requiring corporations approached the duties fection. He has full information to some of those speeches when congress of his full affaire make at to their which tho Dlngley reports high office as a man of honor tho methods under gets down to business. and as a man of affairs, ever more tariff bill was created, lie knows the commissioner of corporations; Ins s s s inter-stat- e cnnseluiis of his duties and of his re- many of its schedules were made un- creasing the powers of tha Thera 1 one bad thing about recommerce not If commission; the Influence at actual Investigation sponsibilities Gian of his translcut dig- der the forming. Those poor clerks who bavo nities. This venerable monarch has dictation of protected Interests, lie of campaign contributions; at expendto copy bill and resolutions know It won New Torlt, Doc. 4. One hundred for hinMlf and for hla family believes with the Republicans of Iowa itures on the Panama canal; of Ins s s s Inter-stat- e thousand Jews, each wearing a band surance an doing afford some echedulee companies of these that Leader Williams is prepared for n the respect, the affection and the on the left arm, marched unof com business; of cotton reports, and of ths dercrepe a myriad of black banners through the Jewish merchants in any part of gold Is sent by men, women and eh! strenuous time this session. He has confidence of Europo,cnd all tha navies a shelter for trusts and other condition of tho child labor; provision binatlon of capital lu the manufac- for n six year term for the President the principal streets of the mat side the city and the synagogues were fill- dreg, rich and poor, sharing alike, t of the world could not more effectalready introduced enough bills to Theodore Roosevelt, president of fbusiness under which they are and tbe election of senators by n di- today, accompanied by bands playing ed to overflowing all day long. bulwark the frontiers the of turing ually tiny start a Utopia with. in of lunked the sacred States whose great bn: memory Jews, dirges rect vote of tbe onerpeople. " enabled to put upon the people s s s s kingdom that owes ta national existAdmission of Oklahoma and Indian in Russia. Hundred of women anJ GOLD HEART FROM ROCKIES IS brought peace to the people of Japs1 exactions. ous and ence to n it gross made After the government bus modest and unassuming and Russia. Thanksgiving day, 1K! Territory as one state was the subject children grouped in singing bands GIVEN ROOSEVELT. Tbe President la in full sympathy of A. D. few more sacrifices to the revolutionists Kin. the first bill Introduced in tha were scattered throughout the long The money to pay for the gift The part played by King Christian with the sentiment which would tako house. Tbe bill waa prepared by Dele- parade. there will not lie any government Wt A procession marched to the plaxa Washington, Dec. 4. A gold bearl by popular subscription, min; lu Denmark was played no lus honheed of our tariff laws, submit them gate McGuire of Oklahoma, and ia al- In Union to make sacrifices in Russia. Square, where It resolved It- was presented today to President of the subscriptions being one pesij.' statehood with Identical Joint most the orably by Queen Victoria In England. in detail to the moat searching iuqulry, bill of the last session. self into a mass meeting to formulate Roosevelt in behalf of people of Color each. In all 8,000 pennies were ml e SOME ROYAL VIRTUES. Here we bare still another lllustraliou and without destroying anything that rado by Representative Robert scribed. Representative Payne of New York, resolutions. of Denver. The heart which of the power wielded by character, la worthy in ths protective schemes, introduced n Philippine tariff bill to 4. Dec. all At Jewof tho la of unalloyed gold waa enclosed in Washington, Dee. 4. Senator CUT Chicago, The riiotco of a lriucs of Denmark even though It be unsupported by any cut out of the schedules whatever con- provide temporarily for the revenues bill stipulates ish honses of worship in the city a handsome case bearing thia in- of Georgia waa attacked with a wt The' of the island. to ths throne of Norway not only remarkable degree of statecraft or of tributes to the unfair advantage of that all Sunday nigof acute indigestion products grown or manufactur- memorial services were held today for scription: street non closes an Inrldsnt Hut seemed At one inlrllecL Queen Victoria's character anybody. lu tariff matters, as in rail- ed exclusively in tbe Islands are to be tbo Jews killed in the massacres in From the heart of the Rocky mono- - while walking along i time to threaten dangerous develop- losea nothing whatever Indeed It Im- road matters, the President ia for admitted to the United States duty Russia. Little business was don by tains, this symbol of pure Colorado west. He Is Improving. products. The ments, but It Is sl-- o a substantial ex- measurably gains by tbe recognition square deal for every man. Whether free excepting tobacco duty charged on such products trusion of the governing power of tbe that Its owner waa not distinguished or not It was the President who sug- export when they leave tho Islands is to be royal bouse of Denmark. In his sec-ou-d by many of those mental gifts which gested the plank In the last National deducled from the amount levied npon son King Christian baa Already we are too much accustomed to Republican platform pledging the party them when admitted to this country. Other bill and Joint resolutions given n king of Greece, and tbe aeoond sider a necessary to a ruler. It may to a careful acrunlty of the tariff laws, Introduced as follows; were non of the King of Greece la likely to be. Indeed, that had she boon more cannot he positively known. But at Representative Murphy. Missouri, By become King of Cretr. The Queen of Intellectual she would have boen leas least it may be said that this plank is to aamit Oklahoma to the Union as a consonant with hla view. Upon more separate state, with the name W than one occasion he has found opBy Representative Lovering. Massa portunity to dcrlare himself In sym- chusetts, to place hides on the free pathy with It. list. . But the President hat had experiBy Representative Murphy, Missouri, ence in the operations of Congress. He removing the reatriclion of alien and native taxation of land In Indian Terknows that when two great measures ritory. are presented to Congress at the same AWARDED By Representative Hearst, New timo, they tend Inevitably to antag- York, to increase the powers of the In e commerce commission and to onise each other. No other tactical lew the final discussion of cases expedite son la so clearly enforced by Congresarising under the act to regulate sional exiicricnce ae the unwisdom of comby creating an inlor-euiu- . urging two great Congressional con- merce court. (Introduced by Mr. Hearsi iu the last tents upon a single session. It is understood that for this reaaon there will congress). Also for the election of United States be no urgency of the tariff reform is- senators by direct vote of the people sue n issue which It Is well known anil to enable tlte Uniieil States oi At the World's Fair at Portland. It ia self rising and already prepared Mr. Roosevelt bad planned to urge at America to acquire, maintain and electric for GRIDDLE CAKES. MUFFINS, FRUIT FUDDING8 and the to pay this time. Indeed, it-- was his first Idea therefor by e.ib- - of bonds and Famous BOSTON BROWN BREAD. There ia ECONOMY, SIMredeemable to present recomniendallons for tariff out of th nr i PLICITY end ASSURANCE In using this famous flour. Bo sure and Sulz'-r- , ANTA CLAUS is making; our store his headquarters revision to tho last Congress, and it i Xew By Iteprii'ti!uiive put it en your short list for the mat order. ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR CO.. SAN JOSE, CAL . an understood fact that In the first York, making Alaska Territory a terthis year. We have an extra large line of toys, :i In congress. lo ritory ltliiiiiiiiridraft of his lust annual mcru-aaUnderwood, Ilepreat games, books and other holiday goods which make Congress it contained siiggrr. lions in for ripml of tbo Fifteenth I as a but of matter adieu aiupudnu-nthis end, to the constitution. the children happy. By Kiineswiiartve Curtis. Kansas, policy hs was induced to postpone bis to proviso frep admission to United .nggestions, tlmuch sa iho m't.ac sk S's'ca of .til T'.tdiprine product, ex-- i i tfo-iit went uhlcu, on whii.ii there grea?, for intellect and Its own England la the daughter of King Cl.rlelfan, and with heirs to follow . bei-Tbe second daughter of the King of Denmark was tbe Empress of Ru'-i4and the present Ciur la her son while King Christian will himself THE EXAMINER a, n, H. C. WARDLEIGH THE MUSIC DEALER Will out his entire Musical Instruments and other chandise at greatly good-nature- d first-clas- a Pianos, Organs, Violirs, Guitars, fash-lonab- le Mandolins, Banjos, Sheet Music Rolls, etc. I . d . The Time to Buy is Now While Bargains Last 2378 WASHINGTON AVENUE FOSTER & HOBSON PAINTERS NEW BILLS Paper Hasgers, Decorators, Sign INTRODUCED IN HOUSE TO THE PUBLIC: esse e, n JEWS OF NEW YORK MOURN 277 TwentyFourth Street ' Bon-hang- - v 2 Medals li'silir trr-stal- ALLENS B. B. B. com-merc- . . FLOOR . . op-rra- - sr 1 t AsK o t- - m '! r. I !V ir. i , : j.tin'-i-t 25 Col ;it it Hunanst the Presidiiit o ai r hrec persm. f?- - he i'vn end iie Uls'k, Florida. ikahcrr.a ;iM Indian d'o. V4fl . of Chronic diseases of men. women and '..vet special effort during my entire (bat by She discovery of ri Nervous ml Blond t Uvarrh, Stomach, Kldiiry and IJ-.i- Mr give Leaf tin-i pm'iMc nu- - DISEASES ? I i I i! I 'cn.Fi're.Fi. pti-- ,Var::t ce Nerv? !!y, Dm; HiVt; Taken on a positive r'uaranteeto cure rrrrjl'B'i-or- i free, firsjra;:-- , erbv aM Evn'nr When Writing, Address Dr. U. H. Norris, Ogden, Utah CTc5 2?E1 V;e,.'T.?!tin Av?. i p, Day i.f . ii lraiii T! t re i m: foil u ill Lai . , !- prnriO'-'-- ha'f of i ;h- - Vr. u; Vi. ' f;ih ro- - !;.! ! Mn-shs'- ! he : - ' .1 (hi-- Urr-bi'r- ol t''p nr.i jorn nff.-.'!''- - ! !n. rs (Tixa) n.'nurry. or. . The oi'eer s'rn. includina throughout the ccur.-.Ales. YcD'-wrl- i. c'prV- T'rnr Caspr.. errer tariff ?r.i mnny srrgeantf fr;rj; F. ?. Lyon, doorscl serious iniqu..c.s. Ths enormous keeper; 'avei McElrcy. povtnuter, and H. X. Counden, chsplaln. profit of tc iron t"?.nes and Reolutior. agreed to for the of the iviv,n rotfirni'iin f hr :hat Mr. Ini ' i Is Jii:- - CaniS'ii hm1 !. n . and w--- - .r-.r ptr-tlpulsr- r i tl Yli ll I"! - fi-- I:i--- - in ibi- ill1 n the Children about the toys at this store. They know wfcat.we have, bicause hundreds come in every day af er school to see them. J We .nvite the parents to corns wi K the ch I dren some time Just to see huw happy the little folks are whi e in this toy!ani. u J6 1 SPECIALIST ri. , of ;i (niiiTTiit'r'C if I Clarks Stores 23565860 and 62 Washington Avenue. |